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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-11

The following points about the gowns m
preparation for the cool autumn days are
furnished bv Harper's Bazaar:
Smooth cloths will be used again for dressy
suits, two colors in rather marked contrast
appearing IN one costume. For these com
bination cloth costumes the lighter color will
be used for the lower skirt and vest, with Il
dark basque and drapery; the trimming is
braiding on the vest and lower skirt Of the
dark color used for the upper part, thu
serpent green cloth viii be draped over a skirt
Of gray cloth which is deliberately braided
with green like that of the over dress, another
gown has a skirt Of tobacco brown cloth with
polonaise of dark blue cloth, and the brading
on the light brown vest and the skirt border Is
Of dark blue like that of the polonaise. When
jacket is added 10 matches the color of the
upper part of the gown; mall mantles and
still smaller shoulder capes are made Of com
binatiOns Of the two cOlors sOftened by the
use Of braid i'm complicated designs and Of
fringe made of the braid Pinked edges are
again seen on imported cloth gowns, forming
side bands yokes, borders and vests, made Of
alternating rows Of dark and light cloths, a.
pansy color with fawn or Havana brown
with cactus red
Plain and plaid cloths will be seen to-
gether ia autumn gowns with the basque Of
the plain smooth cloth and the skirt with its
long drapery Of large plaided softer twilled
cloth For those who prefer that the
greater part Of the dress should be Of plain
cloth the plaid is confined to the lower SKIRT and
is only visible at the foot and up each side and
in the middle Of the back between the plain
drapery. which may be in points or in square
cornered long ends.
For gowns of one color for travelling ~ the
early autumn are gray, Gobeln blue and
fawn cOlored cloths, trimmed with Bengaline
of the same shade on with brading A dark
gray blue cloth Of simple design has all the
front Of the skirt below It's short apron
heavily braided with black braids Of three
different widths put on in am intricate arab
esque design The basque has no vest, but
the braid forms in back and front, which
widens like yoke at the top.
Rough cloths for autumn gowns are IN
gigzag stripes. cros,bars and checks OF vague,
mdistiuct colors prettily blended. Very dark
diagonals of rough surface have various
colors blended. while the Isle Of Wight serges
are smoother. Yet Of most distinct twill, and
are of "a single color
Coat basqucs with long square side pieces
low on the hips, are being made by French
modistes for demi season toilettes. These are
completed with Il vest and heavy lace iabot
IN Louis Quetorze fashion.
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Wasn't satisfied.

Whats the nationality Of themf said q
tall woman with a determined eye a. she
pointed her para,ol at the elephants IN the
circus winch recently exhibited at Sioux
Falls
african. mum. replied the man in at
tendance
awful light colored for coming from
Africa. seems 10 me. continued the deter
mined eyed woman And see here. YOU
Just tell the owners Of this show that / say
think they ,e got a mighty poor lot Of camels
all Of 'cm single bumped except one When
pay fifty cents cash for myself and Sl15
for the children to get in / want % see more
double bumpers and less hair rubbed of Of
'em round m spots, You just tell 'em what
saw Dakota Bell
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THE DAILY TIMES ALMANAC.

TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY.
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They tell a good story at the Press club
about one Of the nautical reporters Of The
Herald Some three years ago there was a
young journalist employed in the capacity at
a salary Of 81 week a collision had Oc-
CURED between two steamers and some lives
had been lost The young reporter wrote a
ford description. in which he used the words,
speaking of the moments when the vessel col
lided, "the scene that followed battles descrip-
ton Young Bennett was az home and went
for him.
why did YOU not describe the scene that
followed, instead Of saying that 1t baHied de
scrptionf Numbered the great man
Why. % did battle description
What do YOU IN an. sire
THAT it bafied the description Of any Si5
a week reporter
Bennett raised bis salary New York
Truth
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-11

A few month, ago an old gentleman was
seen mailing notice ON a fence on the south
side Of Austin avenue A friend passing.
said:
WHY don't YOU have the notice put in the
daily paper, where people can read IT,
"Waal SAID the old gentleman, ~ took
It 20 the newspaper office them newspaper Eel
lers would get II spelled wrong. and then
somebody would think dhin't have no eddi-
cation
The notice read Howe fur rent inchou
ON lueyme,is Texas Siftings
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Omaha Man Thi, country i, all right just
asitis Omaha folks have nothing 10 com
plain of
Detroit Mau-Oh well Omaha Is very
primitive, YOU must remember IN places
like Detroit. where people keep up with the
age. We find that the laws which did well
enough in the old days are all wrong now.
We need new ones.
Cant imagine what
We'll, for one thing, We want the churches
10 charge fifty cents admission on sundays
Eth Wnyt
Their free blovouts interfere too much
with the ball games Omaha World
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SO UUONNU while Dep Commander. Noll.
the amount paid into the treasury VI subordi-
mates amounted 90 over ts6,OO.OJ0
In 1864 the order was represented IN the
New England states and the lower provinces
Of Canada 10y 10000 members The same
territory is now represented by more than
5000 Odd Fellows sevenfold increase.
The Odd Fellowship OF 1919 now hourlshes IN
Australasia and Germany the Sandwich
Islands Switzerland, the Netherlands, Den
mark, Sweden, Chill Peru, Mexico and Cuba
Since ls43 the order ia America has had no
connection with the order IN England
Mr. John II White, lawyer Of Albion,
y Y. who was at one time "a candidate for
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We also present here representative stu
dents Of the University Of Goettingen, IN the
costumes worn in 1881, aud as they appear
now. a. well as a graphic picture Of stu
dents duel fought at the beginning Of the
Nineteenth century The duel is still vogue
there among very considerable part Of the
students
4 fact worth mentioning Is that the stu
dents Of Goettingen have always been
great lovers Of dogs, at different times over
300 dog having been kept there boy them.
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RICHMOND. Va, Septem Der TO-
More bright wrappers We're sold to-day
than for many days this week while some
bright filters changed hands and also few
common grades Tugs but altogether there
has been . quiet week. There is no doubt
but that several lots Of heavy shippers were
also sold, but kept secret after the style
of our tobacco trade What good this style
does the trade is hard 10 see In cutters or
smokers there is nothing doing this weak
and offering supplies don't sell them, they
won't sell when not wanted, and often
no orders are attainable at the time.
Those who ship to 4 jobbing market must
have patience. sun-cured ruled rather higher
and was more active towards the close OF the
week.
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Buzz eaws.

Luck often makes Us over confident.
The hirt sometimes falls in love herself.
The arm u the law seems often out oil
Joint
The hen that doesn't lay eats the most
corn.
The cramp often picks out the best swim
mer
The truest tale isn't always the most BE-
lieved
A pair Of scissors must part before they car
meet
The insolvent bank often has the finest
building
The fire comes when the insurance policy
runs out
You can't judge man by his own recon-
mendatiOn.
To shake bands with an enemy won't atone
for a wrong.
table with three leg is often as steady as
one with four.
The man with the longest sword often gets
the worst ~ 10.
The fish that gets away always looks as big
as the sea serpent
The man who drinks the most hasn't always
the reddest nose
Good credit in business is often better than
fat bank account.
Every lane ha, a turn but many Of Us get
tired before we reach h.
The little money the worknsman gels from
the capitalist the labor agitatOr tries % take
away from him.
in these days Of elopements it Is becoming
rather risky % furnish your new house be
fore the marriage ceremony has been per
formed
When we haven't penny we want taiiy
when we have the penny we want a house
and when we have enough % buy house We
want the earth Judge
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NEW YORK, September lO.-Ihere was
some small reaction at the reopenlng, but
stocks were well taken, and the decline was
sneedily recovered The strongest stocks
We're Western Union and Lake Shore, the
latter being apparently oyersold 70 consid-
erabl. extent. The large decrease was not
expected. and the market sold off in conse-
quence. the bear clique helping the decline.
We cannot, however, discern upon which 10
sell good stocks and would rati n buy on re-
actions About 81, 10000 specie arrived to
day from Europe.
The market closed weak. Money, per
cont
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The nodies Recovered.

New YORK, September l0-The bodies
of the three men who were killed yester
day by the caying i'm Of an excavation for
the aQueduct were recovered to-day
They were crushed in a horrible manner,
their arms and legs being broken and
their skulls crushed in Kelly, who was
thirty years old, was foreman of the gang
an work i'm the tunnel
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figures In 1864 the
number Of Odd Eel
lows IN the whole
world was l37, 623
Ia 1885 they mum
bered 5l13lO mem
bers. an increase of
nearly 4o00 900 In
twenty two years.
I'm the same period
the expend itures
for the relief ~ the
sick and distressed,
the burial Of the
dead and the eiu
cation If orphans
amounted 10 over
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FNNIIFi NI llif NIINNl NN
the United states purely social Last
year the Grand lodge was held at Boston.
During the sessions the reports Of the grand
sire and grand secretary are read, and va
rious matters relating % the order IN differ
ent parts ~ the world are taken up and dis
posed Of
The order was first organized IN Amer
lea in 1919 by Thomas Wldey and four
others in Baltimore Previous 20 this the
order had hourished I'm England for IA mum
Der Of years under tho title Of the Ancient
and Honorable Loyal Good Fellows, and the
"Union Order Of Odd Fellows Shortly after
the establishment 4 Lodge No. l in Balti-
more, lodges in Philadelphia and Boston
we're chartered and the order began 70 spread
rapidly. until at the present time every state
and territory in the United States is repre-
sented Some idea Of the results that have
been achieved during the last quarter Of ID
century can be gained from the following
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selectthe Igesr.

Langman and MARTINEZ Absolutely
Pure Prepared Paints. We offer this Pre-
pared Paint with guarantee that 10 i- not a
chemical paint. containing no water. mo- alkali,
mo- adultewtiOn, and is made of only such ma
terial, as are used by the oldest painters. lt
will cover more surface than ans chemi-
cal paint BOB the world. 10 has been Sold hy MS
for the last ten years. warranted 90 give salts
faction. and a responsible guarantee is given tO
that effect For sale wholesale and retail hy
BODEKER BROS. Druggists,
lili Main street.
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ODD FELLOWS GRAND LODGE.
A Gathering At Denver of Special Inter
est io Abe order.

The annual meeting Of the Sovereign Grand
lodge Of the Independent Order Of Odd Fell
lows Of the United States will be held in Den
yer on Sept 10 20 a When prominent
member Of the order in New York was asked
recently what the object Of the grand annual
meeting j.. To make good men bette' was
his reply The meetings Of tine Odd Fellows
Grand lodge, which are held annually IN DIFF
ferent cities Of the United States. are Seasons
of rejoicing They are grand holidays, and
Odd Fellows come from all parts of the
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DICHMOND CONSERVATORY OF
Ia MUSIC.
30. WEST GRACE STREET.
Mrs. -. A. CLEMENTS. PRNClPAI.

FACULTY.
Miss MATTE READY New England Con
seryatOry of Music Boston. Mass. Voice and
Harmony.
Mrs. b. 4. CLEMENTS. Vocal Culture and
Sight Reading.
PROFESSOR A. r. UNkEL Stuttgart Con
seryatory. Germany. Piano and Ensemble
playing.
Miss ZELLE MINOR Pupil of G0idbechl.
Miss LULIE WILLIAMS. Miss CLARA
READY. Mrs W. L. HILL. Piano.
PROFESSOR JOHN KESSNlCH, Violin and
tOruet.
PROFESSOR ---- Organ.
Mrs VI. l.. Bowls. Guitar and Banjo
Moderate terms New Catalogue lust uuh.
lished. Session opens SEPTEMBER lfrH.
l,c 4-Ih. SAY ruf
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rataI raII from q Church

New YORK. September lO-While at
work to-day on a scaffold at ST. George
Memorial Chapel Claus A. Peterson, a
young Dane, % years of age, missed his
footing and fell on a projecting iron rod
on a stairway below, and was impaled
The rod entered his chest and passed out
of his back His injuries are fatal
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the observatory and the universitys CABINET
Of physics, about mile distant
Famous professors, too, we're the Two
brothers Grimm, Of whom the elder, Jacob
Ludwig Grimm, born on Jan. 4, l7s5, was
one Of the greatest philologists the world has
ever seen-be was the author Of the famous
Grimm dictionary Of the German tongue
while the younger brother. Wilhelm Grimm,
born Feb. "a, 1856, was equally great as
writer and collector OF folk lore.
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good books were taken. and reserved seats
were charged for az the rate of two books or
more. according 20 the location. over 5000
volumes were realized from this benefit.
We give. beside, the portrait Of Nj VIII
dey, who may be said 20 be- the father Of Odd
Fellowship IN America, portraits Of Gen. J.
&. Underwood. commander patriarchs mill
tant, the uniformed branch Of the order, and
J. y. Rogers. commander Of the department
Of Colorado
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The blouse is made with tight fitting lining
aud turned under at the waist 50 as TO fall
over loose two inches, is gathered fun at the
neck opening behind, and the front edges after
ward turned back AS reyers, sewn out on
each side In three plaits each three eighths
Of an inch wide The chemisette six inches
wide above and caught into a neckbanc OF
the same stuff is sewn to one side Of the blouse
and buttoned under on the other A band
three eighihs of an inch broad uniteS the
skirt, one yard and thirty-three inches wide
aud ten and quarter inches long, to the
blouse. The above is one Of The Seasons
models
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Innkinr for WINK.

What aid YOU tell that ladyr said one
tramp 90 another
"Told her was lookin' fur work, and it
was the truth, 10.
"What,r So givin' met You lookin' fur
work.
"Yes. SOS Kin keep out OF It's way
Washington Critic.
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sALEs nEpoHrED no sEcRErAnY.

Wheat.-Longberry Is bushels seed at SOC
800 bushels prime 40 SIC 800 bushels very
good az $40. go bushels good at sc IS
bushels good at Sic. 81 bushei, fair 40 Soc
l5O bushels common az ~ Mixed 200
bushels prime az So 100 bushels good at
s0c.. ~ bushels fair al 7sc.. 600 bushels
common at 76c. ShOrtberry, 9Obushes very
good al SOC. % bushels good at 7sc.. 40 bush
els common az l3c lsi bushels common at
Re 2s2 bushels common az zoe ~ bushels
common az 6Sc. 40 bushels common 40
Gee 40 bushels common al Go 81 bushels
common AZ co.. Total sales of wheat. Z $40
bushels.
Corn White, ~ bushels prime al 3Sc
Spring, 372 bushels prime on private terms
IS bushels prime az BE.
Rye bushels very good az 59c.
COTTON REPORT.
Market quiet and nominal
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4 Sensation.

All who desire fun information anQSq the
cause and cure of Blood pOsOns. Scrotuitand
ScrOfuiOus >weiiings, Ulcers. Sores, hhcume
tiau. Kidney complaints. Catarrh. etc., can
secure by mail free, a copy of our g page Illus
strated Book of Wonders. filled with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
Address BLOOD BALM co.
fvt1s Atlanta Ga.
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Approach of Autumn.

The Autumn DAYS are drawing near,
The dying glories of the wear,
When time unveils the rpened sheayes
Aud sunset dyes adorn the leaves
4 clearer blue now paint, the skies,
A. through the trees the wind spriie signs.
While farther southwark swings the sun.
And Goals dollar more ton.
Boston BUDGET
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- sheet Anchor of ,afety ,

is what those who are acquainted with
thin. call Or. Davids Vegetable Liver Pills.
Being free from Mercury and aIl Mineral Poi
sOns. they are safe and Harmless. As they
contain the most Valuable Vegetable ingrcd-
tents known tO Pharmacy they are the best
cure for Sick Headache. BI0usnc-.. tonsti
patton aId Liver disorder only I'D cents
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HVIItf TVIIfI VIII IlN'F UTINTfNI7
Attention is called TO the very graceful
arrangement " the drapery, the high. collar
and elbow sleeves, all of which may be copied
IN dresses of other material than is here repre-
scented The manner Of dressing the hair
with jewelod pins and onamenting the arms
with bracelets shows other features at present
fashionable among ladies IN society
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-11

Elusive Daughter-Oh, Gustayus Is just
superb He j, all soul He
Cruz Father tumph Had you seen him
at the banquet last night you would have
pronounced him all stomach. Philadelphia
Gan
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country % TAX Q
part IN them The
railroad companies
aid the Odd Eel
lows by cheap
transportation
rates, and a mem
Der no attends
the Grand lodge
AZ Denver this year
can buy a ticket
back home for one
third less money
than 10 cost him 20
get there
But these annual
s....fnnn. ara mot
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living II the Liver is not disordercd
Therefore. if yOu suffer with Sick Headache.
Bini0usnc-s. Constipation orany Liver trouble
take DIR. Uaiid's Liver Pills. -5 Pills 0r Pc.
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supreme Judge, IS
the present grand
sire a good illus
tration OF the EN-
ergy of the Odd
Fellows Is given IN
a successful project
they carried on in
New York last
April They wanted
a library and gave
a grand benefit 20
which the adnis-
sion tickets were
I..I.. ~. l.sf
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sun AND MOON TO-DAY.
wEArHER rRnRABILlTIEs.

Indications Tor Nlrglnia, beginning AZ O'CLOCK
pm. Saturday. September 10; Colder, fair
fresh northerly winds. becoming north
easferly.
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The illustrations show dress with blouse
for little girls. made Of different materials.
One Is of blue foulsrd patterned with white,
and corresponding chemisette while the
other is Of white and red brown WOODEN
Grape, with collar and cuffs Of darker velvet
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE


Reported by c. w. Branch & Co., bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.
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sI.OO Worth $500. 90.

For four years have been a sufferer from
terrible form OF Rheumatism, which reduced
me so low that all hope OF recovery was given
ND. | have suffered the most cNcruciating
pain day and night. and often while writing
in agony have wished could die. have tried
everything known for that disease, but moth
ing did me any good, and have had some OF the
finest physicians OF the State 10 work on me-
but all 10 no effect. | have spent over -"
without finding relief. ! am now proud 10
say that after using only one bottle Of b. B. Is.
am enabled 10 walk around and attend 20
business, and ! would not take 500 for the
benefit received from one single bottle of
b. b. b. refer 20 an merchants and business
men of this town. Yours. most truly.
E.O. CARA.
Wayerly. Walker county, Texas.
Demonstrated Merit.
SPARTA, Ga. May ij. 1855.
BLOOD BALM Co;
You will please snip ur per Nl~i lt'ikhl one
II giyes ms pleasure 90 report good trade
for this preparation. Indeed 10 has Tar cchlse9
all other blood remedies, hoih ih deuupn-''"'e"
RO2IER 4 NARuEMAN.
\ Sensation.
Why is it that three bottles of y. b. b' are
sold in Atlanta 20 one of any other blood rem
edy. and twice as much consumed no the state
Of Georgia as any other preparation no one
need take our word. but simply ask Che drug
gists. Ask the people. They are competent
witnesses. Six houses Boo Atlanta are buying
b. b. b. m five and tenn gross lots, and some of
them buy as often as every Two months. why
these unprecedented sale, here 900 home with
So little Advertising Modesty forb.ds us max
ing "a reply. Had b. b. b. been before the pub
Die a quarter or half % century, DO would not oe
necessary to Boz boIstercd nap with cruicne- OF
page advertisements now. Merit will conquer
and down money.
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hippins News-port of Richmond.
ARRIvEn sEprEMRER no. 1857.

ARRIVED SEPTEMBER 10. 1887.
Schooner Charles T.. Smith. Bowen. Phia-
delphia. coal william W. Martin.
SAILED.
Schooner John A. Curtis Williams. Bermuda
Hundreds. 90 finish loading railroad ties FOR
Philadelphia: vessel. Curtis and Parker.
Schooner n. Hunt, Buckaloo. Clarcmont,
to lOad railroad ties for Philade lphia.
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Reported by g. +. Redford x Co., Grain
Commission Merchants. No. South Twelfth
street.
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Everybody'sFriend.

Halls Improved Cleaning Cream for in
stantiy removing grease. paint tar, &C. from
silk. cotton. wool. carpets. SO. 40 family
should bee without 10. Sold hy all druggists at
- cts. per bottle. Trade supplied hy
BOnEKER BROS. Druggists,
lflf Main street.
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WHAT SHALL WE WEAR!
ATTRACTIVE BLOUSE DRESSES FOX
LITTLE GIRLS

Tailor Gowns, House Dresses and Travel
Ing Costumes for Early Autumn Wear.
An Elegant Model for Dinner Dress
of Moire and Lace.
The cut here presented illustrates all elegant
toilet Of black MORE antique with black lace
drapery. toilet at the present time exceed
ingly fashionable and likely 20 be in style for
some time 20 come
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Grain and Cotton Eschange.

RICHMOND. Va, september DO.
OFFERINGS REP0RrED To SECRETARY
Wheat.-Longberry. 500 bushels Mixed.
,67s bushels ShOuherry. > $40 bushels.
Total, l469i bushels.
OATS .3l2 bushels.
Rye bushels.
Meal.-2+0 bushels
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Shorthand AND TeIegranb

Students fitted Tor Uu..
shortest possible time arI .. ...
terms. The most comp .r.. n.-
euce. DO nor tail tO send ..
Trial Lesson Pamphlet. .r r.tt
Address
McGlLVRA CNIfrsr
TELkGRAPHl AND -HUHmn.
Cor. Eleventh .. ...
lao tuNfr ly
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Pennsylvania Rye $3.50 per gallon
CHAMBERLAYNE q Co.
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COTTON REPOI
Tobacco Markets.

Market quiet and nominal.
QuotatioRs.-Middling, -.
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La Nomandi splendid smoke tryit
CHAMBERLAYNE s. Co.
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Very old French Brandy at
CHAMBERLAYNE & Cos.
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HAYES & SON


Orders attended to H.t. I.aI
patch.
OFfiCE 800. i21. corner .f HnTt
crime streets.